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Cursive on the Higher Ed Geek Podcast
“…how essays are not dead in the age of AI and how [Cursive] is enabling increased integrity and transparency in students’ writing.” At ASU+GSV this past April we had the pleasure of chatting with Dustin Ramsdell AKA The Higher Ed Geek which was recorded and recently published as a podcast. “I think there’s a big… Read more
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Moodle.com Webinar: AI Agents and Learning
Moodle, the largest Learning Management System by users and sites, is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, May 5 at 12:00 PM EST focused on AI Agents. Agents and cheating tools in the LMS have been a hot topic here, on our Substack, and elsewhere. I’m excited to join the Moodle HQ team to for a webinar about… Read more
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Cursive TypeID 1.2.1 – Release Notes
Hoo boy. We’ve been at work day and night and are releasing our best version of Cursive TypeID yet. This release has something for everyone: improvements for teachers, improvements for students, improvements for writers, and improvements for email security. No matter why or how you’re using Cursive TypeID, upgrade today to support, protect, and showcase… Read more
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Cursive 2.1.5 for Moodle LMS – Release Notes
Cursive 2.1.5 – Release Notes I’m so excited to announce the release of Cursive 2.1.5 for Moodle LMS. This release is almost 100% based on requested features from our community members, a testament to their goals, use cases, and vision/commitment to transparency in writing. Our team had a lot of fun designing, building, testing, and… Read more
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Cursive is a 2026 Shore Hatchery Competitor
We’re excited to having been named a Shore Hatchery Competition competitor for Spring 2026. We hope to see you April 24th in Salisbury, MD for the pitch and demo day. For more information, visit https://www.salisbury.edu/academic-offices/business/entrepreneurship/shore-hatchery/ Read more
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A Digital Blue Book for Assessing Students through Writing
Students sit in rows, pencils sharpened, erasers at the ready, desktops and tables cleared. A volunteer student hands stacks of paper notebooks to each student sitting at one end. The student dutifully takes one, and passes the rest down the row, each student repeating the exercise until it reaches the other end of the room… Read more
